Medical College Hospital School of Nursing - Cap and Candle Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1971 volume:

an ,, ,lr s. Gf: 3 Vo 5 Q Q x s ds. . .I 5-JN? '. ur- 7 ' -74 'v' fi 'as Q l'd' Vu .I 9 L1-. 1 1 Y'Qi re u' I O O I 5. 'Q I 5,4 , K ,K , 5 Y fl x 4 I .K TO OUR PATIENTS You have given us much. n Through you we have learned what it means to be a person- a special person with special needs- physical, emotional and spiritual, particular to each individual. Perhaps this is one of the greatest things we have learned- that each man is an individual with needs but that he depends on others to help him meet these needs. We have felt so inadequate so much of the time. It is easy to bathe a patient's body but the mind is not quite so easy to reach. We have tried though, many times in not so obvious ways- the touch of a hand, a special smile, a listening ear, and a prayer For all you have given us - in not so obvious ways- we dedicate this to you. C.H. A 4 s N.- -'P 7 v. ', - 1-nz. .vfrg ' 4- 1 'A' I r ---H - ' X' yr?- V . ,- ,qv 5 r .':. gs, gg-nu ,- W- -J tl: i y n ...pdl Y' 1 0' F HOUSEIVIOTHERS RJK Mtg-gl, . 'S' Y... A PPA NLAW KR f 'Hey Russ, What 1- art' you going to do QI with that Imangcr? I' To Bob johnston and Sttrvt Crttnllck lvl A special thanks- HHOW does it feel to be Sitting down for a Your names will livc in infarny ID our change? YEARBOOK r , A V-gl -piggy'- ,A 1222 ff: Y' Z5 ig' 'f What do you mean we can't live here? 7 f7U1 ggfx I don't have any food in my closet? rv f'-N E Another phone call for me ? How can Nixon compete with the Mod Squad! was lf' 0. .- .,.-way Mommy, mi TIRE-LD! LCM Order Our! TU, P , iq F: They told me when I got it, It was perma pu press. 9 ,fff , 14' . , n !'What, It's EMPTY XY-.rs X pi' I f cn Q Y ,X Only two more weeks! ! ! OnlY two more Years! 5 f ex ,-Q - ' ,QD .. ! 6 x l . .i I I , r I l ' I just saw my first Super T' ' ' 'If I ever quit nursing school I'd major in psych ! My guinea pig just crawled in the what??? 1... ., ,D 1,1 ' I . , r. A l. ff, '39 9' in - ' Y Y It's Eastem Stan Time! g we H - - You ca.n't be tired and beautiful! 3 C'mon Dixon! . . 11 I always Climb the walls on Wednesday nights! Ei I ' I .. . Everybody gets a shower when they get engaged! 10 fl f. fin I as Wh .5 X- ,M .,, 3 A H . Q 1, ..- uk DEN: sewing, closetful of short dresses, always cold-always hungry-always tired, Mateus, heatbox, Anybody want to order out? ZW, book store, Vaughn. A 4 1 - Q M. 'r DI' -.1 'JD- ,xl 11 - SCUTTI Mrs. Doug, Rutti , Hiram Scott, N.Y.Mets, caufee, Daddy's dresses, Wed. calls from Nebraska 1 Pizelles, the green bomb, Staten Island, airport, Pedi Clinic. jan. 16, 1971. WTTY jim, gent-ml storc in bottom tixxiw- cr. slow but sure. llc.tt.ht-r, home cvc1'yxxccltc11tl. mcchgmics. Black 0.x Belt, jim, little sister. Ritty , thc ring, jim. CVETAN frat parties, Graves' better half, turtle funeral, WDAS, MG's, posters, Does this make me look fat? contacts, never swears. 0 .5 't E 5 c ,- vp A 1 ,, Q I +4Q.', 1 Q I - 1 . Q' X . , ff' 4' .54 moms David, dead fish, Pepper , air- plane row, GTO, Sept. 11, 197 hayfever kid, roses from Dave, toy shop, Oh no , I'll drink anything , Rho Pi Phi, DR, no ash trays, violin. 1, O nl .H r 'a rj- . . ' . NIOYER Mommy, little baker, Mrs. Ron, saver of bows, TW, Gia, 98lbs. , How old is she ? , the original sun worshipper, Whose uniform ? , Feb. 28, 1970, part of trio. f 54 ., 9,5 z MARGE Cixnlx. Slim-ts. lun! Ol-ll'lO. pur- 7 x J . plc, 5-0.50 in 1.ol.1lxon, I.1lsx CHHC. KIlOX'.l0nijQL' ib POWUl ', M.1rg.1lwllctln.'.1tx'ic:1l .llvllllk , v Doherty hc1'c , lW.l1lllI1llSbl.llll !.0Oxi .N , IIIL' lhl ill 9-'I i K Qu .m,.. --x 1 . I , . - A lf LORRAINE Mrs. Keith, Salt , Apr. 3, 1971, solidly built, has anyone seen her knees?, sweet Lorraine, I wanna say my prayers , Fuzzy, Pedi, silver spoon, never here. 1. s 'Q lu ss r. 'WMM .f 1 QL A ' v .-.Q f .gi ur. 9 f,-H. .,, xxx.. ' All kv j., GRAVY Richie, piglet, You're kidding , snaggle tooth, clogs, Baby, gul- lible, 1O minutes up , wash hair every day-out every night, Mn1mmguard9', Phi Zappa Krappa, Cvetan's better half. ROBYN Lee, 38DD, hails from Altoona, 334 convention hall, cfo, DR, will always order out, Maverick, barefoot kid, Dec. 27. Glec Club cliffhauger. 18 A e M. r , emi f Kuff' X 51249 - ' ,. f ,Af EMILY computers, wigs, Pedi every week, talk with housemothers, green eye, shadow, favors, SNAP, canine lover. ' CINDY' Rod McKuen, l'm going to burn in hell , part of trio, anti-ems, Public Health, Best days of our lives , So DO l , CB, 5'2 leyes of blue, Can I have a taste? fri! we- WNGER Bill, Playboy, Italian temper, Popular Mechanics ?, DVC, cards, I'm sure, wringer to appendici- tis, to ulcer, smuggler through BR window, beer cans, daily news, Well, excuse me. 'wa' 'ir LN: I f l. Q-f ',1 J 1 if 9- 1' i ef , , 1, 5 Y .L F ' r 33? t 'F I x s 7, . Lf, 't i I 'nn K ' 1 1 .,, I., . I. , N . , ,. , .,.y 1 . . 5 . T., A , 'f. , , Q .. , I A . . , .11 g 2 ' L e ,s r 20 1'- 4,-Q' 1 gig SULUVAN Mrs. Tony, Oct. 24, 1970, Tj, dead giraffe, Pete, Russell's J-PB churn, retainerfycurlers, Take it off , Charley Brown, WMC mixer Vineland, hungry sink, sleeps wel Marlboro, belly dancer. i N !'Q..u' L 1. .A f ' NAAC Loveland's pig, irons hair, P+-PF! , big brown eyes, Today is your birthday, subdural hematoma, joe Nainath, Notre Dame, Hunt- ington's chorea, Dr. Conrad, neat room, little brother, Pennsgrove, My man Ron FEET lgllll X'irgi11i.n Slims, 5C.llTL'Ll Ivgp, , 1 K.1pp.1 Psi, 32.'X.'X, Whose rin-ss in I Ll1i5T , l7UllOIl1lL'55 pil. Mm 5 mimi-1. Dr. lionml, lilvr-x'.1Lr-il x Ulll.1H, X Golden Boy, IYSCII final, stcnmcd clams, xiclori, sm-.llwls Z' -if J A MARTY Medicine drawer, grocery store, human TV guide, local news- papers, Mel Price, Frunzi's, Wanamakers, frat party, I Love Lucy , I Love EPPl , Gene Pit- ney, Eastern Shore. MCGURK Always late, spider bite, Quirk, sleeps with TV, last minute paper, peanut butter in sink, VW, license from Cracker jack Box, sound sleeper, Marlboro, Ray. DEBBIE .-X.u1lx'.ark, Pi-tc's. lmskvllmll, local taxi service, Professor. In- diana U. . 'l'V without sound. Gremlins, 212, lmbysil, oliiic but goodie , meds nurse. Please, I'm trying Lo Sleep! PAPPA Horace, Georgetown, Betty Boop, churchgoer, crew, It's in Pappa's room , I know it's my nerves , epistles of Kathleen, mateus, tig- er, 'WVhere's the Compazine? , law school, small family.. 'K Jes'- s 'W Li 'Silva .Qa, 7 A 'F' rf RUSSELL Frank, Sullivan's JSB Chum, pro mother, Kahlil Gibran, guitar with Lee, overnights to see Mon- key, it's here somewhere , cast and crutches, ST chopper, RMK, mono, sound sleeper. GABBY Simon and Garfunkel, nail biter, all nighter. naturally curly hair, rescue squad, cast. '61 Dodge. Flowers Never Bend , phone Mass., nightly calls from Mom, Peanuts, future great cardiologist? med students, 2nd home at MCB Ziasgg ,...-N' NANCI Nl ll llfklli sllllllfl, l'.l11.l.1L-l lull, K K llIl.l!!lll1.ll5, l,lIlllx' vlwu v v 1 I X. l5l1!'. 1m.l11.1ll l1gl1lll1'N ..lx x mx . . xmlwlp .md crm lu-iw ml xx-.cvl x mu: Xllculvx-. xx, Nxxl1lllX 41:.1x'.ls. s j v Q af 1 6' ' bl 'Zx 4-4 gb A SHARON Mrs. Doug, new bride. uevpcomer gullible, Oh really ? , 3 1, 2 day week- no weekends, May 9, 1970 ZE, loves OB, Lancaster, Harris- burg, Temple U. , Don't you think we should get back? 7 I r I Tl, 5? f L' , V Y. K , c . I fn. 1 'Gln -1 la i 3 2 S Q 1 l I 1 i s Q ? r JUNICDRS i',, ' A .. . L , WV XV ., X V S121 A uv ' 'J' 4 U fx I I' v VT x '50 X V 1. fr S J . r . I if '92-.1 'TJ' ' KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. O'Neill, K. Snow, K. Clendening, MJ. Holmes, Y. Grothey, SITTING: V. Kurtz, L. Huffman, I. Biddle, I. Stover, S. Didonato, E. Cannon, C. McCarty, STANDING: J. Einhorn, K. Cenci, K. Schulte, I. Gregg, B. Shipp, P. Thompson, MISSING: P Lachimia. . f, . 'aj' 1.5 llkiaii Class Motto-- To be rather than to seem. I' Class Song--One Little Candle. Class Flower--White Carnation tipped green Class Advisor--Mrs. Drucilla M. Gleaves. Class Colors--Green and white. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Einhorn, Sec'y, L. Huffman, Treas., S. O'Nei11, Pres., C. McCarty, V. Pres. 28 ,, What you see is what you get! My fnrst day at EPPI is ovcr! 2 'EIL 'N '-. f iQgf,.1- L: ls- 555753 4 -A S Ifp,-3-,1 - ,' 6- -tae 1 - - I love it here 1 I use Crest and get 3496 fewer earaches! X -,Q ,J J5- JIN I w 'gn 1 'fix M 'x 2524? Q -'fn V ,,,- W . u f-E1-'Q-tjg'-V f, f-35 X -E1fL'fof'Ax m i. , g. . n .ar - ,ff I , . .1,' ' . --'A-5 ' T ' ' ' 1 . - V fr-F' f 15' ' ' N-' 1 'J J y .L E.:T,331...j vp 4-' . V 42 . ,A . A ci , . I vnu. , .pf vga, ?.,'f,L, I I 2-,. 1 - .- - . - - -. . , Q P ' - .4 nv 513.21 nf, . ef .A ' .., , . ' , ' ,, In ,fl 1,1-ar :furlj .73 ,A,u:, - ,f, ' . if -' ' 'f ,' 7-jg4d ',' . . 1. . .1-I ra ly. ! ,'.,:? - ' nu... ,,!?!'- , . ' ,kit -7.5 - In . ' 1 gi- 1 - . V I 1 l .,, Q, .xi 3231, - if e - -Y .-1 nf- , e 5- :.' ag. ' .fy 3 'X 4 . 24 1 - ,N :A ' I5 1 '. 1 If xl gl 4. ' J. W .. -.Z-4 , 'f:7,'E' is-e X, f' . Q - , s 15:1 r . Q ,- -V V v ' V I I X: .1 .,.s .. M ., . , X ,1 f 4, V .-Sf 1 - M . 1 .- '- f'-',A - X--.J nw-, ., ' . 4'-n 1 '. ' 'i' x -f. -, Q' . 5, ' . , A e' xx, i ' 'QV X - 3325. Xi f gli ,L Z hs N if '1 iy,, . .A 1 e 1 1 You heard me I'm oin to star as Queen of the 1 S S Nile ! . I'rn going home to Mother! I told her not to come here! Silly, they're peppermint flavored! ' lx Learn to Swim in Ten Easy Lessons 30 J FRESHIVIEN FIRST ROW QKNEELINGJ: J. Walsh, C. MacDona, K. McBride, K. Shastay, V. Sanders, N. Tumbleston. SECOND ROW: A. Beaty, F. Biddle, M. Kelly, R. Taylor, B. Clark, C. Wiley, S. Henninger, THIRD ROW: B. Calderon, 1. Doyle, D. Hilferty, P. Hannigan, P. Conboy, Y. Steenburg, P. Lisowski, A. Tiberi, C. Wright, E. Lee, L. Connaly, B. Bock. FOURTH ROW: K. I-Iarvell, V. White, N. Wilkerson, N. Britten, M. Bolland, fmissing: C. Sweigart, L. Ruppert, Class Song: No Man Is An Is1and Class Colors: Black and White Class Motto: Today is the first day of the rest of your life Class Advisor: Mrs. Slovak Class Flower: Olive Branch LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Harvell, V. Pres., C. MacDona, Pres., C. Wiley, Sec'y. fmissing: C. Sweigart, Treas.j '31 1 . X1 f-.Q - l fb-9 2,1-fl I di! . , A x Whoever heard of a skinny student nurse ? I i 5:-. llf .- i Did you ever see the Dance of the Melting Squirrel? 5 e l X x.,,Q' X -.11-1 X ' Another night. . . ADOtl'161' frat H uoh do I Nutrition! ! !ll 32 A5 V ,A CAPPING Do you fellas know the Nightingale pledge? Y 4? 3 . 0 I .,6 JAH' '.i'! I f. E , 4 .nd -a V--' -P' SITTING: P. Lisowski, D. Banks, D. Loveland fco-captainj, D. Nicoll foo-captainj. STANDING: M. Mulligan fcoachj, L. Huffman, M. Bolland, K. Cenci, K. Harvel, P. Conboy. .Lusk x. l I'1l race you to the other end of the court! l fl Time out for oranges! BASKETBALL Hey, check out that other team's coach! 36 l N BOTTOM: M. Doherty qco-cnptniny, F. Biddle, I . 3-Q. We lost it. . . again. -MOI, L, Graves foo-Qnptuinl. TOP: S. O'Ncill, Ii. McBride, 1. Biddle. - . Q -5 5,3 r,.,, A 1 ' .1 B Oh no, I hit the wrong basket! 717 37 Q, ,gi for anything! ttf-- nu .-. A 1 Twinkle-toes Marge AD Wc'rc ready en1 can't you go any- where W1t.l'1OUt that STUDENT CGUNCIL SITTING: M. I. Holmes, P. Thompson C. Harpel fSec'yJ, I.. Dixon fPres. J, E. Russell flst V. Pres. J, I. Biddle, 12nd V. Pres. Q, C. Scutti QTreas. J. STANDING: K. Cenci, V. Kurtz, C. McCarty, S. O'Neill, D. Banks, K. Harvell, C. MacDona, D. Loveland. V, .E al I : .0 K Y L C Dixon, do we have to talk about this agaln? GLEE CLUB X FIRST ROW: Linda Connolly, Sue I-lenninger. SECOND ROW: jane Stover Ellen Lee, Debbie Nicoll, Chris McCarty, Kathy McBride, THIRD ROW: Karen Cenci, Celeste Wiley, Lorraine jackson, Peggy Thompson, Nancy Tumbleston, Ida Biddle, Robyn Grove, Mary Ellen McGurk, Jeanne Gregg, FOURTH ROW: Patricia Lisowski, Virginia Sanders, Carol MacDona. , What did I ever do to deserve this? Editor-in-chiefg Kathy Pappn. Co-Editor: Linda Dixon -10 YEARBGOK Terry Kowalski, Kathy Pappa, Linda Dixon, Donna Loveland, Carol Scutti, Denise Banks, Nancy Tkatch, Eileen Russell, MISSING: Eileen Rinear. I S l N if l I I ,4 ' -U . fi ' if ff il J S Photography: Terry Kowalski, Eileen Rinear QMISSINGJ. Art: Donna Loveland l.lXUlll. L.l1Ol Multi .ami lN.lllx', 1111.11 Literary: Eileen Russell Business: Denise Banks kv ,. .Aa M W9 ,, - L K, ,An fig , , ' mill fl 'Qi -'I r X ffr 6 if 4 . Fr-1 0 MR. JAY O. YEDVAB Hospital Administrator 1 Q E 44 DR. MARION FAY President of College 0 DR. ROBERT LAMBERT Medical Director .111 MRS, M.fXRGAliE'l' AIKEN .-Xssismm Dircclor ol Nursing Education MRS. EDNA CONLON Administrative Supervisor MRS. DORIS WECKERLY Assistant Director of Nursing Service L--.... qfnfr ?, SCJ 'f l -X MARY L. HOLDEN ELLEN MICHELMORE Guidance Counselor Curriculum Coordinator 01-hung 4 ,rag .fs rj':1..1 'Im' ,lyitf 'A i '--an DRUCILLA-MARIE E. GLEAVES KEAYWAGNER Behavioral Science - Medical-Surgical Science in Nursing I Clinical Coordinator 46 VIRGINIA BYHAL1 ANN RAE ERICKSON Clinical Nutrjtign Recruitmcnt Director Q fr x 1 ,R fv KEIKO KISHI JUDITH B. WENTZ Medical-Sfxrgical Nursing Medical-Surgical Nursing 417 5 M. CAROLYN BOGGS Nursing of Children .I Ai 'L MARGUERITE HOPKINS Psychiatric Nursing QS- 1 pm F MARTHA KIMBALL Maternity Nursing 48 'SY-' - arf! IUDITH CRANDELL Nursing of Children SANDRA SLOVAK Medical- Surgical Nursing .ai JUDY CASTELLANI MARY ANN REALE Medical-Surgical Nursing Medical-Surgical Nursing LORRAINE MARTIN Medical-Surgical Nursing 49 'x ,I a .A.2B' 3, 'gif ..'-4.25 ix' . 3. X v G I '25 'fm 9:1 an 'fl' , an if IPM 55 1' X I . ,af Qi I N . A Rx -N ' f x 4 4'-'N Two Great Ladies of Nursing . Ei , f L. X iQ ,, I .. 'L MP- 1 9 1 Q CLASSROOM 'rib'-Cai' w W J ry a Q 4 Classes never interested me much, either. 52 gli. This must be that class in anatomy they were telling us about. Cleaning day in Mrs. Gleaves' file cabinet. . . :-- wrq ' 5 'in Your bedpan slipped out? ?? ,L 1 u - QQ W L This is better than being NPO, but not much ! 7 W ---'tv I These are the best days of my life. . . boy, do I love them! ! ! if-+111 1' And then there was the time she pulled me in the whirlpool. . . IVIED-SURG I . --1. tml' I Ir I 'Q , ' I Q. QA A' .Jig X.: - x I thought I was supposed to get weighed? n Q I Look, Mrs. Briggs, I don't mind lifting people, but 400 lbs. is too much. -V-M ' -Y f--,za W Mmmm, you'd never I x guess what I have in here! ' if ' ,-na-..-3 YQ, - 1 , . do . I LS Oh, Dr. Edell, see what you do to me! J' .2 Q 0 , , 1 . Rectal swzlbs and g.1mm.1 globulin for l wonder wlu-ru shc hid thc nu-dn ntl everybody! lxcw this Umm? -tv V Y See how much fun nursing is! V vi l 1' f lf- A K l x l K That's right Matt, two ounces of frumenti. . . ninety proof. iff 1.4. . V- . ,v -f ' ' -f.'-1 fr, g.. 4:2v - raw. 5- , --1 g-gilt, ..... LW ,.N. .,, , . J' , L' Y - .T ' ffl? ifif' 1 ' X Q4 , -gl I ,. 'NK ITT! That's the Sth time he pulled out his Crutchfield tongs. What now? 1 H I Patient accidentally fell over the siderails. Q, Ir 3 -. 1' 1 Oh, Russell! I think that I just inserted the dulcolax in the wrong oriface! T F' ii Af- ri is . I- -5'1 1 -611 I .- ' 1 Morphine, codiene, demerol, too We can get them free for you Honey, oh babe, be mine. 'ii' - -1 1 I - 43'-nv-Q ,N K N I 1 HOYN' 11111 I going to tell hel' fhilf they LCt'5 Sec, mgs Qqu3lg??? accidentally removed her left ventricle? R if Q- wr Y. I can't get D-flat! The bed is going up and down and won't stop! 57 2 if f i. '17 QL . .-. -..cz I x fa ' ' You're kidding! fi' Severe substernal pain, radiating down left arm. . . now what does that mean? QIWN llTh ' I ' l ere 1sn t anything I wouldn t do for 1 gee one! I see one! Grab it a student. before it disappears! 3 .---Z6 Oil retention enema given followed by. . . ws sw. Z an xr 'e 'Dr. Chien, when are you going to learn to chart in English pn Z-i fi A X3, Nobody smiles like H.1r1'y! 'W' aw r 1 -r 12:1S and all is we1l??? If she describes her patient's NG tube drainage one more time, I think I'11 throw up! 59 K X5 'xhh Would you believe I delivered him myself? s s 1 ,Y - . ' 3 Yr' : 'F Z 4:12-'xg' 'r X ' ,f if z' , - -f ' V W. , I fr ' 5 -'Z Look! He cries and wets without even pulling the string! What do you mean your doctor ordered ll champagne p. r. n. ! dx N Shh.hl1hhh i NN .i May I take your order please? 60 ll ml mum What the heck does cuchie-cuchic-coo mean? ,haf QP .44 P E DI Hey look! Baby's got a baby! - Q 1 No, Ann. You cannot take him home. 5 5 I f x You think he ate his thermometer? 'ix hvff 44 m H4 X f ' is X ' Q ,L 9 'X , 1 L -1- . I r' Q ' ' x -'I ' Q P' q 3' A ' 1 A ! ul- 'L if J I 4 X S 'fi 2 A J 1 - N L , U 5 wk ,4 i ix! N I W i ' X ef' . , - I . X . Af- D A Ok now it's my turn! 61 E.P.P.I 4 l , ' 5'ff'.Vff! 'fi wi' Welcome to Hotel Eppi. E F Watch out! Here comes Mac with her roller skates! ! . :mx What makes you feel that way? A conference on the patient whose behavior has a sexual connotation? '.I - ,---1---1- And then Lhere was the case of the invisible patient. . . M l ,fv- qi., U ,i f 44 D +--f i 'You wzml to have Lhc wedding in OR f17??7 YR ie X I'd like to order 10 scrub gowns. . . topless, see- through, and size 5. And then he accidentally sutured his beard into the incision. I Tl' 17 Mrs, ciambella, ,F-4 where did that 7 Q, ,I patient gown 1 Q .1 M- ' ' fr l 1' .. wi can imwtsfn i ' I Y I Stop that operation! A ,R He's not a C-Section! fl. ps 7 , l ' 1 1 p tg 'X Look what he's doing on my table! ER -1 X What's for this morning. . . 4 colds, 6 stab wounds, 17 hangovers. . . Hurry up! Turn it on! Two minutes till Tom jones! And up here I keep my Excedrin. L .is'A L .. ,. . JN. This is nice, but how do you use it? ICU of A According to those Izlb Studies, yOu'x'c L11-.1d, lxuiy, CLINIC X- 1 UW 'Thls Patient Just dehv You ain't givin' that needle ed 1n the w Hltlng to me 3 -v ' ?ffu1f vnrB irgkiingnfv fv65v ufvmnfg pfeigv mgsfeit' Iufimvs Q63 gdb in CI 119+ yxfesencn QF iftiy agggmbfg 14, 1,345 ms his in yuviig :mfs fu fifgffitt mg jwnfeggiaxt Afaiiflfuugg - 47 iuin nfxsfniu Frmm infiafctmf 33 'ivfnfzrinng mb migtflitfanui , mfs ini II uni inks or Ruoiningfg Qiminigirfr azyg, fpwmFnT inufg + 3' min 'Bn aff inmg yviusar in maisdaiu affu Jamie ,il The sfarfbatrgo ro? mg ftforFv.255fon, ati: 'will 11n'f'b in caafi'-hence BIT feagunuf maffgpg tommiifei in mg Revising, uri an Fumikg altfairg cnmfufg, in mg kuohmfkge in 'H1Q?:P?Bf1fl!'t of mg, funhszion Q HH fogaftg gcnieairnn in 'MB U12 ffzgssifinn in His in-wk, nth Bum-Q mggeff in Hp ineifave 0? iffnxe cnmmiH5o Tb mg can Q FIRST FRESHIVIEN THEN JUNIORS .. 68 DUI 55 in L- 'Ko 59-1 Q: :s gm FQ Om 2.3 ' :s 25 -c Q. EN 50 SES Z5 af :rn I 2-5. Zz U12 33: 'Zf Q5 FRE? S 22 N Us SU! .... 52 Nw Fe n :r 3, :S :s r-' ,.. VI ... U ro cr U' .... CD Z ,... 0 o r-I Pt! 2 DJ FP E 52 :x Uv ,... '1 ar SP. we-Q rn hh K ru s 14 73 o cr 5 U2 S-sv QU! 3'-I 77 2 X ,Z gi'-3 U5 Q0 or 4 P5 gg- 3-4 23' :STI NTI s-.YN N O 55 S3 .. 3' I-N H-U 3:5 me QE' X- SU 'Q Un QD 'JJS' '94 UU2. Nm Sa. 'YQ 3 7' sn fb :Pi im 23, 93:1 :ws 572 ' no '-I 3? 73 U5 :vii O9 gm U1 Q0 ff'-Q SU 355' 5.2 ,,,.. Pg N 002 ga 421 .4 -...f ,f U I A--'- -XLR ,Z lid' . 5 kg, .AAS iV T7 lr If X Vu 'X' 69 NCINV INES iS2:l f'-r' rr. GIVE f Q I DA M N clip, 1 ff tx I bs. it A Wifi' ii I Class Colors: Navy and Light Blue Flower: Rose Song: You'lI Never Walk Alone. Motto: You give but little when you give of your posses- sions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. CLASS OFFICERS KNEELING: Margaret Doherty, secretary SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: joanne Cvetan, Treasurerg Denise Banks, Vice Presidentg Donna Loveland, President 70 DENISE ONELL BANKS UNIONDALE, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK lf anyone should ask me to give a reason why I love my friend, There could be only one answer: 'Because he was he, because I was I.' Montaigne , m f f Q I ,I L v , I CAROL SCUTTI BATEZEL STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK Love does not consist in gazing at each other, but in looking outward together in the same direction. Antoine de Saint-Exupery , JOANNE MARIE CVETAN RINGOES, NEW JERSEY To be loved is to know happiness and contentment. To give love is to know the joy of sharing oneself. lt is through the miracle of love that we discover the fullness of life. Barbara Burrow KATHLEEN IVI. BIRKETT BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY xVhL'l'L' is I.l1r-1'1- .1 l3l'l2'lllCl', 1 11111 1-1's1oLll1.111 111 thc s1111sI1i111- xx I CI'1.'g1lu 101' oll1c1's'g' IL 15 Ll1u secret 0111.11 1111111-SS. A110115 111011 Z ! .i 'ff V s9 ' 'D 22' Q IVIARSI-IA IVIOYER D'AURIA DOYLESTOVVN, PENNSYLVANIA But if in your thought you must measure time into seasons, let each season encircle all the other seasons, And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. Kahlil Gibran LINDA EILEEN DIXON SCRANTON, PENNSYLVANIA l believe that man will not mere- ly endure he will prevail. Not be- cause he alone among creatures has an inexhaustible voice but because he has a soul, a spirit of compassion and sacrifice and endurance. William Faulkner Q9 19' 'Ks MARGARET MARY DOHERTY PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA l1Iv.1Ir. .ll'L' IiI.u :.l.115, you 1.-.III 11111 siiuucuul 111 lo11t'l11111g IIIUIII v.1l,I1 your I1.111nis. 13111, I1I.v lI1c si-411l11'111gg IIILIII, 1.011 clmusc UH.-111 .15 ',,Olll' guidcb, .111aI 1'oIlo1.'.i11:, LIN.-111 1,011 1'L'QIt.'Il jOll1'LIL'SLIIly.H Carl SLl1111'z LORRAINE JACKSON FOUNTAIN PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA What makes a woman appealing is femininity and she can't be femine without being submissive. Karenga if ROBYN-ANN GROVE PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA The body travels more easily than the mind, and until we have lirnbered up our imaginations we continue to think as though we had stayed home. We have not really budged a step until we take up re- sidence in someone else's point of view. john Elskine LINDA GAYLE GRAVES GLADWYNE, PENNSYLVANIA Love is not blind--it sees more, not less. But because it sees more, it is willing to see less. Julius Gordon X EMILY GWILLIAIVI LANGHORNE, PENNSYLVANIA No one did anything wort.Im'hi1e in Lhis world. that hc was not criticized by somebody. john Wanamaker , Y 'R-A 'x Y If I I u .. -y 'I . 9 -.9 ly CYNTHIA BRYNN HARPEL TELFORD, PENNSYLVANIA The deepest need of man then, is the need to overcome his sepa- rateness, to leave the prison of his a1oneness. Erich Fromm Q? Ng r I 'W ' 5 Q. N v x 15,1 '4 TI-IERESA MARIE KOWALSKI PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA He drew a circle that shut me out- Heretic, rebel, a thing to flout. But love and I had the wit to win, We drew a circle that took him in! Edwin Markham ANN SULLIVAN LISI WAYNE, PENNSYLVANIA It is well to give when asked, but it is better to give unasked, through understanding. All you have shall someday be given, therefore, give now, that the season of giving may be yours and not your inheritors' . Kahlil Gibran DONNA CECELIA LOVELAND CLAYMONT, DELAWARE Hate is not the opposite of lovcg apathy is. Rollo May JANE ELIZABETH IVIACONI PENNS GROVE, NEW JERSEY Though nothing can bring back the hour Of splendour in the grass, of glory in the flowersg We will grieve not, rather find Strength in what remains behind. William Wordsworth MARTHA ANDERSON MAULE EASTON, MARYLAND Though we travel the world over To find the beautiful, We must carry it with us Or we will find it not. Ralph Waldo Emerson' inf' 1 , 80 I MARY ELLEN MCGURK PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA When a man takes an oath. . . , he's holding his own self in his own hands. Like water. And if he opens his fingers then -- he need- n't hope to find himself again. Robert Bolt 1 'xi KATHLEEN AGNES PAPPA WILIVIINGTON, DELAWARE If a man should ascend alone into heaven and behold clearly the structure of the universe and the beauty of the stars, there would be no pleasure for him in the awe- inspiring sight, which would have filled him with delight if he had had someone to whom he could describe what he had seen. Cicero ANN de BAYLEY NICGLL BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA No m.u1 rs ,nn islumi, --nlnrv ol 1151-Il. . ..nm' 111.11m ra tit-.ILI1 dmmin In I t ms l nm IIIX Ixui ISIIUS C, R' H 'L' . 'U ll! mqlnI.1mI. . .amd Ilu-xvlwu' Ill'N 1 Sunil lo Imow Im' vulxom Liu- In-II tolls, Il tolls IGI' LIIUU. 'I IUIIII IX Ill EILEEN IVIARY RUSSELL NORRISTOVVN, PENNSYLVANIA May we, God helping us, be part of the answe t part of the problem. Peter Marshall EILEEN ELLEN RINEAR SOUTHAIVIPTON, PENNSYLVANIA Call nothing ugly, my friend, h fear of a soul in the p f t wn memories. K hlil Gibran w HZ I? NANCY LEE TKATCH ALLENTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA They might not ut-cti mcg but llucx might, l'll lot my lxcgxtl bc just in siglmlg .-X smile as small .ms mint- might bc Precisely their necessity . Emily Diulxinson SHARON KAY TOVVSEN PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA So faith. hope, love abide, - these three, but the greatest of these is love. I Corinthians 13:13 Rl N . , , 1 REMEMBER WHEN August 27, 1968, twenty-seven strangers, coming together for the first time, be- gan a three year journey to maturity. As we look at our Freshman pictures, we can see the changed people we have become. Our hair is five inches longer, we've gained a little weight, but more than that, our expressions have changed. l.ittle- Girl inno- cence has been replaced by expressions of discovery and knowledge- not just the medical knowledge we've picked up in these three years but a better understanding of what it means to be alive. Textbooks told us that man is made of bones, blood vessels and fatty tissue, but experience has told us that he is made of love and pain, joy and sorrow. As Freshmen, we felt our immaturity. We were thrust into a setting we knew little or nothing about- taking BP's, our first injection, our first complete. We were still under the impression that the doctor is always right, and looked at the seniors with awe. How could they have learned so much in three years? Will the Freshmen look up to me when l'm a senior? For many of us, this was our first time away from home. We had some feelings of insecurity but we also had a taste of independence. We had to learn to live with twenty-six other girls who think and act twenty-six different ways. We began playing mother to each other. Thursday night became an outlet for pent-up emotions. Judging by the noise we made, a lot of feelings were released. With junior year came many new experiences. The beauty of the birth of a child cannot be expressed in words, only in smiles and tears. How difficult it must be for a mother who's baby is in the high risk nursery not being able to feed and hold her child, not understanding what all those tubes and machines are for. And the proud fathers, pressing their noses against the nursery windows- That's MY baby ! S4 Little kids seem to hurt more than grown-ups--or is it the nurse who huns more, seeing a sick, un- happy child? lt's distressing to care for a two year old who is so weak he has become lethargic and will not respond. But the warmth of a ehild's hug when he is frightened and alone can outweigh the pain. Desolation, despair, fear, anguish. Who can measure the agony of a soul that has become detached from the mind? What words can describe the feeling we experienced when we reached the detached mind ? We explored the fascinating depths of the mind, but could only touch the surface of its mystery. Then came senior year, and along with it the discovery that doctors can be wrong. The freshmen look up to us now, but somehow we don't feel as confident as we thought the seniors were when we were freshmen. Ambivalence is a key word this past year. I-low many times have we thought of quitting and getting away from it all, but someone reminded us of the short time we had left, so we stayed? Probably the most important word, though, is friend . All of us have become very close to a spe- cial friend. . .unlike any other we'll ever have. Long after we've forgotten the silly quarrels and mis- understandings we'll remember talking about life, death, religion, and discovering t.hat the fears and worries we thought were ours alone are shared by many, even though they may not show. We learned that to love someone we must reveal ourselves to them and they will do the same. Graduation is drawing closer. Once again we are ambivalent. This is the ultimate goal of our three years here and we've been long awaiting this day. But after the ceremonies and the congratulations will come the farewells. Farewell to the faculty, farewell to the hospital, but hardest of all, farewell to our friends. What will we do when we HAVE to talk to someone but nobody's there? Can anybody else understand us and give us the comfort we need? ln the words of one of our classmates, Being alone is a hard thing, especially if it has not always been that way. Can we make it alone, without the encour- agement of one who has felt the same way? We've been traveling together for three years now. On May 28, 1971, twenty-four friends will come together again, many for the last time, to complete our journey. E.R. 85 , W., 1., ,, , 1 '1 . , 04 I U EM? - I , J. D , 4 , Mika W I. , 4 I 15 3, e . 32' 'ff f4ii21??3Q5Wa?'Qr3 f M M , 51,4 1' T54 W lf 11 f QQFQF QP '1 La, , x Q :yi VQW ' V-4 D 1 4 1- '5-Qi... X fm? nf A, v 3. uv' '4 I rg X 3 i 5 Hx. F v- , ' n . I' ZAMSKY STUDIOS 1007 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA 7, PA. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Negatives of portraits appearing in this annual are kepton file. Photographs may be ordered. AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Without them wc couIdn't have done it! 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